RaW Sounds Today: Hollie Rogers, Bone-Idle, Who Ate All the Crayons
Hollie Rogers is based in London, and originally from Cornwall, but she recently launched her solo album just down the road at The Harlington
Read moreDetailsHollie Rogers is based in London, and originally from Cornwall, but she recently launched her solo album just down the road at The Harlington
Read moreDetailsWe love outdoor shows like the recent series of On The Mount concerts at Wasing Estate and the unique style of introspective,
Read moreDetailsThose masters of the psychedelic universe, Hawkwind, landed in Reading last week at the Hexagon.
Read moreDetailsEdward is an impressive new talent who we spotted at his live shows in the area including at Wokingham Music Club and Wokingham Festival.
Read moreDetailsIt's road-trip time! And what a road trip it was! A unique venue, Royal Hospital Chelsea, with a wonderful and special opening set
Read moreDetailsAlec MacKechnie is the eponymous Crazy Cowboy who promotes events in various places including Reading
Read moreDetailsSometimes a big name comes to us, as with Midge Ure at the Hexagon, or The Unthanks at the Town Concert Hall.
Read moreDetailsHe's had hits in a 1970's pop band (Slik), nearly joined the Sex Pistols, and formed the post-punk power band Rich Kids with Glenn Matlock.
Read moreDetailsTime for a RaW Sounds roadtrip, this time to the legendary 100 Club in London (easy to reach on the Lizzie Line), courtesy of promoters Runnin' Blue
Read moreDetailsA busy night last week. After catching punk originals 999 (their second ever gig was at Bones in Reading, 50 years ago)
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